A dynamic identification method of bridge scour based on health monitoring data

ABSTRACT

The present disclosure discloses a dynamic identification method of bridge scour based on health monitoring data, including: collecting an acceleration-time curve of a bridge foundation structure when vibrating: collecting the acceleration-time curve of each bridge foundation structure in a scour state by a health monitoring system when each bridge foundation structure vibrates; obtaining a warning control threshold of abnormal warning of a time-frequency change of a first-time scour bridge evaluation reference mode by calculation; identifying an abnormal segment in frequency segments of a scoured bridge to be identified; identifying an abnormal time-frequency sequence in the time-frequency abnormal segment: updating a warning control threshold of its own random fluctuation of time-frequency characteristics of a bridge scour reference mode after completing scour early warning of the abnormal sequence, so as to prepare for next anomaly identification and scour early warning. The present disclosure provides a method for dynamically identifying a foundation scour depth by performing dynamic characteristic analysis of a structural system, and the identification method can realize the technical features of long-term dynamic scour monitoring and early warning of underwater foundations.

TECHNICAL FIELD

The present disclosure relates to the technical field of bridge healthmonitoring, and particularly relates to a method for dynamicallyidentifying a foundation scour depth by analyzing dynamiccharacteristics of a structural system based on time course data ofbridge vibration acceleration monitoring.

BACKGROUND

At present, scour to a bridge foundation is one of the main factors forthe failure of function and safety of the bridge structures. Taking theUnited States as an example, from 1966 to 2005, 58% of the brokenbridges (1502 bridges) in the collapsed bridges throughout the nationwere related to the scour to the bridge foundation structure. The U.S.Department of Transportation has regarded bridge foundation scour as oneof the most common reasons for failure of function and safety of highwaybridge structures. In China, especially for the expressway bridges overwater in the eastern region, the pile length is generally within thedesign range of 10-50 m. According to the regular inspection data ofaged and old bridge site diseases, it is found that the common scourdepth of the bridge foundation is more than 5 m, and under certainhydrological conditions, the scour depth may even be more than 10 m. Forlarge bridges spanning rivers, lakes and seas, the balance scour depthof the foundation structure can reach more than 20 m. In addition,because scour occurs below the water surface, the bridge foundation isdamaged by scour usually without any symptoms, which seriously endangersthe safety performance of the bridge structure and the smooth operationof the traffic road network.

In order to predict the development of the local scour form in advance,the safety assessment and reinforcement decision of the bridgefoundation structure in the operation stage is reasonably carried out,which prevents the catastrophic collapse of the structure caused by thescour to the bridge foundation, it is obviously necessary to detect anddiagnose the scour state of the bridge foundation regularly for a longtime. For a long time, the scour state of the bridge foundation ismainly determined based on the subjective experience of dailyinspection, resulting in poor accuracy. Although scour model experimentscan be carried out for individual super-large bridges, it is difficultto determine the similarity ratio of the models, and the expenditure ofmanpower and material resources for experiments is high, so they cannotbe widely used in general bridge design. In recent years, newly emergingunderwater detection equipment, such as the sonar, the TDR technology,the multi-beam detection system, and the underwater robot, is alsolimited by terrain factors when detecting the foundation scour depth,and the cost of single-time detection is high, which cannot realizelong-term dynamic underwater monitoring.

SUMMARY

In order to overcome the above-mentioned defects in the prior art, thepresent disclosure provides a method for dynamically identifying afoundation scour depth by analyzing dynamic characteristics of astructural system based on time course data of bridge vibrationacceleration monitoring, which has the technical features of wideapplicability, relatively low cost, and capability of realizinglong-term dynamic scour monitoring and early warning of underwaterfoundations.

In order to solve the above technical problems, the technical solutionadopted by the present disclosure is a dynamic identification method ofbridge scour based on health monitoring data, including the followingsteps:

-   step 1: collecting an acceleration-time curve of a bridge foundation    structure when vibrating: collecting the acceleration-time curve of    each bridge foundation structure in a scour state by a health    monitoring system when each bridge foundation structure vibrates,    and performing anti-interference factor pre-treatment on the    acceleration-time curve;-   step 2: obtaining a frequency-time curve of a bridge scour reference    mode: by Fourier transform on the acceleration-time curve in step 1,    obtaining the frequency-time curve of the scour reference mode;-   step 3: determining a value of a significance level value α;    -   step 3.1: by using a kernel density estimation method,        establishing a time-frequency probability distribution model of        a bridge scour evaluation reference mode, and transforming a        scour reference mode frequency into a random variable which        obeys standard normal distribution;    -   step 3.2: according to the random variable which obeys the        standard normal distribution, in combination with a Shewhart        mean control chart, preliminarily setting the value of the        significance level value α, and obtaining a probability        distribution function corresponding to the significance level        value α, and establishing a normal distribution probability        model; and    -   step 3.3: performing identification sensitivity calibration        according to the range of the preliminarily set value of the        significance level value a;-   step 4: bringing α into the normal distribution probability model,    and obtaining an upper control threshold UCL and a lower control    threshold LCL of the abnormal warning of a time-frequency change of    a first-time scour bridge evaluation reference mode by calculation;-   step 5: identifying an abnormal segment in frequency segments of a    scoured bridge to be identified:-   step 6: identifying an abnormal time-frequency sequence in the    time-frequency abnormal segment:    -   step 6.1: the time-frequency abnormal segment including a        plurality of time-frequency sequences, identifying        time-frequency abnormal sequences in the plurality of        time-frequency sequences:        -   setting identification parameters of the time-frequency            abnormal sequence, the identification parameters of the            time-frequency abnormal sequence comprising a time-duration            ratio parameter P_(L/U)′of an abnormal reference frequency            sequence, a time interval parameter Ts′ between two adjacent            abnormal frequencies, and a change difference parameter            M_(s)′ of a mean value of scour reference frequencies;

    -   step 6.2: calculating the time-duration ratio parameter P_(L/U)        of the abnormal frequency sequence of the abnormal segment:

    -   P_(L/U) = T_(ab)/T_(t0)

    -   -   where, Tab is the time duration of the frequency sequence            exceeding the upper control threshold UCL or the lower            control threshold LCL, and Tt₀ is the total time duration of            the abnormal segment;        -   calculating Ts of the abnormal segment, Ts being a time            interval between two adjacent Tabs;        -   When P_(L/U)>P_(L/U)′, and Ts < Ts′, it is determined that            the time-frequency sequence is the abnormal sequence, and            step 6.3 is started, otherwise, it is determined that the            time-frequency sequence is normal;

    -   step 6.3: calculating a scour reference frequency time sequence        mean value change difference M_(s) in the time-frequency        abnormal sequence:

    -   M_(s) = |M₁ − M₂|

    -   -   where M₁ is a frequency mean value of the time-frequency            abnormal sequence, and M₂ is a frequency mean value of the            normal segment in a healthy state of the previous of            abnormal segment with the same time interval;        -   When M_(s)≤M_(s)′, it is determined that the abnormal            sequence is in normal signal oscillation; when M_(s)>M_(s)′,            scour early warning is performed for the abnormal sequence;            and-   step 7: after completing the scour early warning of the abnormal    sequence, repeating steps 5-6 to update the upper control threshold    and the lower control threshold of random fluctuation of    time-frequency characteristics of the bridge scour reference mode so    as to prepare for the next anomaly identification and scour early    warning.

As a further preferred solution of the present disclosure, step 1specifically includes the following steps:

-   step 1.1: after obtaining the acceleration-time curve of each bridge    foundation in the scour state by the health monitoring system when    each bridge foundation structure vibrates, removing a high-order    frequency signal in the acceleration-time curve by using a filter    and a signal detrending function;-   step 1.2: calculating and processing to obtain a missing signal    length in a frequency-time curve:    -   firstly, defining an index structure missing:    -   $\text{Missing} = \begin{bmatrix}        \text{s}_{1} & \text{e}_{1} \\        \text{s}_{2} & \text{e}_{2} \\        \cdots & \cdots \\        \text{s}_{\text{m}} & \text{s}_{\text{m}} \\        \cdots & \cdots \\        \text{s}_{\text{k}} & \text{e}_{\text{k}}        \end{bmatrix}$    -   where, s_(m), e_(m) are respectively beginning and ending        indexes of missing data in the m segment; k is the total number        of segments with missing data; a missing signal length in the m        segment is missing. longm=e_(m) - s_(m);    -   when the missing signal length is less than a length tolerance        threshold, the missing signal length is filled by an extension        filling method; and    -   when the missing signal length is greater than the length        tolerance threshold, discarding the missing signal length;-   step 1.3: identifying and removing outliers in the frequency-time    curve, and supplementing the removed outliers by using a numerical    interpolation method; and-   step 1.4: removing the temperature effect in the acceleration-time    curve obtained by the processing in step 1.3, and obtaining a    frequency-time curve of the bridge scour reference mode; measuring a    bridge foundation structure frequency of the bridge foundation    structure at a specific temperature by a temperature sensor in    advance, decomposing the acceleration-time curve by an EMD algorithm    to obtain a multi-order sub-mode acceleration-time curve, obtaining    a main frequency by Fourier transform of the multi-order sub-mode    acceleration-time curve, and eliminating the acceleration-time curve    which is close to the bridge foundation structure frequency at the    specific temperature, and obtaining an acceleration-time curve of    the scour reference mode after reconstruction.

As a further preferred solution of the present disclosure, step 3.1specifically includes the following steps:

-   taking a frequency signal to be identified as a one-dimensional    continuous sample vector f_(i), and obtaining a kernel density    estimation vector PDF (f_(i)) of the sample vector f_(i) by using a    selected kernel density function;-   $\text{PDF}\left( \text{f}_{\text{i,j}} \right) = \frac{1}{\text{lh}}{\sum\limits_{\text{k=1}}^{\text{l}}{\text{K}\left( \frac{\text{f}_{\text{i,j}} - \text{f}_{\text{i,k}}}{\text{h}} \right)}}\left( {\text{j, k = 1,2,3,}\ldots\text{, l}} \right)$-   $\text{K}\left( \text{x} \right) = \frac{1}{\sqrt{2\pi}}\text{exp}\left( {- \frac{1}{2}\text{x}^{2}} \right)$-   $\text{x} = \frac{\text{f}_{\text{i,j}} - \text{f}_{\text{i,k}}}{\text{h}}$-   where, K(x) is the selected kernel density function, 1 is a set data    length of one time sequence, h is a set time interval value, i is an    order, and f_(i,j) is the j_(th) data of a mode frequency vector    f_(i);-   through the kernel density estimation vector PDF (f_(i)), obtaining    a cumulative probability estimation vector CDF(f_(i)) of the sample    vector f_(i) by calculation:-   $\text{CDF}\left( \text{f}_{\text{i,j}} \right) = \frac{1}{\text{lh}}{\int_{- \infty}^{\text{f}_{\text{i,j}}}{\text{K}\left( \frac{\text{a} - \text{f}_{\text{i,k}}}{\text{h}} \right)\text{da}}}\left( {\text{j, k = 1,2,3,}\ldots\text{, l}} \right)$-   finally, performing inverse transformation of the standard normal    distribution function on the cumulative probability estimation    vector CDF(f_(i)), which is converted into a Q statistic:-   Q_(i) = Φ⁻¹(CDF(f_(i)))-   where, Φ⁻¹(·) is an inverse function of the standard normal    distribution function, and converting non-normal data into the    random variable which obeys the standard normal distribution is    completed at this moment.

As a further preferred solution of the present disclosure, step 3.2includes the following specific steps: according to the random variablewhich obeys the standard normal distribution, in combination with theShewhart mean control chart, preliminarily setting the value of thesignificance level value α, and obtaining the probability distributionfunction corresponding to the significance level value α:

$\text{P}\left( {\left| \frac{\text{f} - \mu_{0}}{\frac{\sigma}{\sqrt{\text{n}}}} \right| < \text{Z}_{\alpha/2}} \right) = 1 - \alpha$

-   where, µ₀ is a population mean, σ is a sample population standard    deviation, α is the significance level value, Z_(α/2) is an upper    α/2 fractile of the standard normal distribution, f is a parameter    in the probability density function, and n is the total number of    samples to be tested;-   through the probability distribution function corresponding to the    significance level value α, obtaining the established normal    distribution probability model.

As a further preferred solution of the present disclosure, in step 4,the upper control threshold UCL is calculated in a manner of:

$\text{UCL} = \mspace{6mu}\mu_{0} + \text{Z}_{\alpha/2}\frac{\sigma}{\sqrt{\text{n}}}$

the lower control threshold LCL is calculated in a manner of:

$\text{LCL} = \mspace{6mu}\mu_{0} - \mspace{6mu}\text{Z}_{\alpha/2}\frac{\sigma}{\sqrt{\text{n}}}.$

As a further preferred solution of the present disclosure, it ischaracterized in that, in step 3.2, the range of the preliminarily setvalue of the significance level value a is 0.05-0.15.

As a further preferred solution of the present disclosure, in step 6.1,P_(L/U)′ =1%, Ts′ =0.1s, M_(s)′ =0.01 Hz.

The present invention has the following beneficial effects:

1. The present disclosure discloses a dynamic identification method ofbridge scour based on health monitoring data, by collecting the changesof the acceleration of a bridge foundation structure in a scour statewith time, the changing vibration change frequency of the bridgefoundation structure in the scour state is obtained, so as to achievethe identification and early warning of the changes of the bridgefoundation structure, and finally the rapid detection and diagnosis ofthe deformation of the bridge foundation structure is achieved, whichprovides a theoretical basis for selective further underwater detectionand rapid screening of regional bridge scour, and provides importantsupport for early warning for the safety of bridge structures. Comparedwith a conventional scour detection technology, this method does notrequire underwater operations, nor does it need to directly observe thescour state, only on-site measurement and parameter tracking of thedynamic response of bridge superstructures is needed.

2. By proposing the influence of the temperature effect on the collectedchanging vibration change frequency of the bridge foundation structurein the scour state, the identification accuracy of the deformationdegree of the bridge foundation structure is improved.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

FIG. 1 is a flow chart for implementing scour early warning of dynamicidentification method of bridge scour based on health monitoring dataaccording to the present disclosure;

FIG. 2 is a schematic diagram for control limit setting of a Shewhartcontrol chart used in the present disclosure when calculating anabnormal warning control threshold of a time-frequency characteristicchange of a scour evaluation reference mode;

FIG. 3 a is a diagram of scour early warning results according tomeasured data of a certain large-scale cable-stayed bridge when asignificance level a is set as 0.05 according to the present disclosure;

FIG. 3 b is a diagram of scour early warning results according tomeasured data of a certain large-scale cable-stayed bridge when asignificance level a is set as 0.10 according to the present disclosure;and

FIG. 3 c is a diagram of scour early warning results according tomeasured data of a certain large-scale cable-stayed bridge when asignificance level α is set as 0.15 according to the present disclosure.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION

The present invention is described in further detail below withreference to the accompanying drawings and specific exemplaryimplementations.

In the description of the present invention, it should be understoodthat orientations or position relationships indicated by terms such as“left side”, “right side”, “upper portion”, “lower portion” areorientations or position relationships shown based on the accompanyingdrawings, and are merely used for describing the present invention andsimplifying the description, rather than indicating or implying that thementioned apparatus or element should have a particular orientation orbe constructed and operated in a particular orientation or needs to beconstructed and operated in a particular orientation. “First”, “second”,and the like do not indicate the importance of the components, andtherefore cannot be construed as a limitation on the present invention.The specific dimensions used in the embodiments are only forillustrating the technical solutions, and do not limit the protectionscope of the present invention.

A dynamic identification method of bridge scour based on healthmonitoring data includes the following specific steps:

-   Step 1: collecting an acceleration-time curve of a bridge foundation    structure when vibrating: collecting the acceleration-time curve of    each bridge foundation structure in a scour state by a health    monitoring system when each bridge foundation structure vibrates,    and performing anti-interference factor pre-treatment on the    acceleration-time curve:    -   step 1.1: after obtaining the acceleration-time curve of each        bridge foundation in the scour state by the health monitoring        system when each bridge foundation structure vibrates, removing        a high-order frequency signal in the acceleration-time curve by        using a filter and a signal detrending function;    -   step 1.2: calculating and processing to obtain a missing signal        length in a frequency-time curve:        -   firstly, defining an index structure missing:        -   $\text{Missing} = \begin{bmatrix}            \text{s}_{1} & \text{e}_{1} \\            \text{s}_{2} & \text{e}_{2} \\            \cdots & \cdots \\            \text{s}_{\text{m}} & \text{s}_{\text{m}} \\            \cdots & \cdots \\            \text{s}_{\text{k}} & \text{e}_{\text{k}}            \end{bmatrix}$        -   where, s_(m), e_(m) are respectively beginning and ending            indexes of missing data in the m segment; k is the total            number of segments with missing data; a missing signal            length in the m segment is missing. longm=e_(m) - s_(m);        -   when the missing signal length is less than a length            tolerance threshold, the missing signal length is filled by            an extension filling method; and        -   when the missing signal length is greater than the length            tolerance threshold, discarding the missing signal length;    -   step 1.3: identifying and removing outliers in the        frequency-time curve, and supplementing the removed outliers by        using a numerical interpolation method; and    -   step 1.4: removing the temperature effect in the        acceleration-time curve obtained by the processing in step 1.3,        and obtaining a frequency-time curve of the bridge scour        reference mode; measuring a bridge foundation structure        frequency of the bridge foundation structure at a specific        temperature by a temperature sensor in advance, decomposing the        acceleration-time curve by an EMD algorithm to obtain a        multi-order sub-mode acceleration-time curve, obtaining a main        frequency by Fourier transform of the multi-order sub-mode        acceleration-time curve, and eliminating the acceleration-time        curve which is close to the bridge foundation structure        frequency at the specific temperature, and obtaining an        acceleration-time curve of the scour reference mode after        reconstruction.-   Step 2: obtaining a frequency-time curve of a bridge scour reference    mode: by Fourier transform on the acceleration-time curve in step 1,    obtaining the frequency-time curve of the scour reference mode.-   Step 3: determining a value of a significance level value α:    -   step 3.1: by using a kernel density estimation method,        establishing a time-frequency probability distribution model of        a bridge scour evaluation reference mode, and transforming a        scour reference mode frequency into a random variable which        obeys standard normal distribution;        -   taking a frequency signal to be identified as a            one-dimensional continuous sample vector f_(i), and            obtaining a kernel density estimation vector PDF(f_(i)) of            the sample vector f_(i) by using a selected kernel density            function;        -   $\text{PDF}\left( \text{f}_{\text{i,j}} \right) = \frac{1}{\text{lh}}{\sum\limits_{\text{k=1}}^{\text{l}}{\text{K}\left( \frac{\text{f}_{\text{i,j}} - \text{f}_{\text{i,k}}}{\text{h}} \right)}}\left( {\text{j, k = 1,2,3,}\ldots\text{, l}} \right)$        -   $\text{K}\left( \text{x} \right) = \frac{1}{\sqrt{2\pi}}\text{exp}\left( {- \frac{1}{2}\text{x}^{2}} \right)$        -   $\text{x} = \frac{\text{f}_{\text{i,j}} - \text{f}_{\text{i,k}}}{\text{h}}$        -   where, K(x) is the selected kernel density function, 1 is a            set data length of one time sequence, h is a set time            interval value, i is an order, and f_(i,j) is the j_(th)            data of a mode frequency vector f_(i);        -   through the kernel density estimation vector PDF(f_(i)),            obtaining a cumulative probability estimation vector            CDF(f_(i)) of the sample vector f_(i) by calculation:        -   $\text{CDF}\left( \text{f}_{\text{i,j}} \right) = \frac{1}{\text{lh}}{\int_{- \infty}^{\text{f}_{\text{i,j}}}{\text{K}\left( \frac{\text{a} - \text{f}_{\text{i,k}}}{\text{h}} \right)\text{da}}}\left( {\text{j, k = 1,2,3,}\ldots\text{, l}} \right)$        -   finally, performing inverse transformation of the standard            normal distribution function on the cumulative probability            estimation vector CDF(f_(i)), which is converted into a Q            statistic:        -   Q_(i) = Φ⁻¹(CDF(f_(i)))        -   where, Φ⁻¹(·) is an inverse function of the standard normal            distribution function, and converting non-normal data into            the random variable which obeys the standard normal            distribution is completed at this moment.    -   step 3.2: according to the random variable which obeys the        standard normal distribution, in combination with a Shewhart        mean control chart, preliminarily setting the value of the        significance level value, in this embodiment, the range of the        preliminarily set value of the significance level value α being        0.05-0.15, and obtaining a probability distribution function        corresponding to the significance level value α, and        establishing a normal distribution probability model;        -   according to the random variable which obeys the standard            normal distribution, in combination with the Shewhart mean            control chart, preliminarily setting the value of the            significance level value α, and obtaining the probability            distribution function corresponding to the significance            level value α:        -   $\text{P}\left( {\left| \frac{\text{f} - \mu_{0}}{\frac{\sigma}{\sqrt{\text{n}}}} \right| < \text{Z}_{\alpha/2}} \right) = 1 - \alpha$        -   where, µ₀ is a population mean, σ is a sample population            standard deviation, α is the significance level value,            Z_(α/2) is an upper α/2 fractile of the standard normal            distribution, f is a parameter in the probability density            function, and n is the total number of samples to be tested;        -   through the probability distribution function corresponding            to the significance level value α, obtaining the established            normal distribution probability model.    -   step 3.3: performing identification sensitivity calibration        according to the range of the preliminarily set value of the        significance level value α.-   Step 4: bringing α′ into the normal distribution probability model,    and obtaining an upper control threshold UCL and a lower control    threshold LCL of the abnormal warning of a time-frequency change of    a first-time scour bridge evaluation reference mode by calculation:-   $\text{UCL} = \mspace{6mu}\mu_{0} + \text{Z}_{\alpha/2}\frac{\sigma}{\sqrt{\text{n}}},$-   $\text{LCL} = \mspace{6mu}\mu_{0} - \mspace{6mu}\text{Z}_{\alpha/2}\frac{\sigma}{\sqrt{\text{n}}}.$-   Step 5: identifying an abnormal segment in frequency segments of a    scoured bridge to be identified:    -   step 5.1: determining the frequency segment of the scoured        bridge to be identified which exceeds the upper control        threshold UCL or the lower control threshold LCL as a        time-frequency abnormal segment.

    -   Step 6: identifying an abnormal time-frequency sequence in the        time-frequency abnormal segment:        -   step 6.1: the time-frequency abnormal segment including a            plurality of time-frequency sequences, identifying            time-frequency abnormal sequences in the plurality of            time-frequency sequences:        -   setting identification parameters of the time-frequency            abnormal sequence, the identification parameters of the            time-frequency abnormal sequence including a time-duration            ratio parameter P_(L/U)′ of an abnormal reference frequency            sequence, a time interval parameter Ts′ between two adjacent            abnormal frequencies, and a change difference parameter            M_(s)′ of a mean value of scour reference frequencies; in            this embodiment, P_(L/U)′ =1%, Ts′ =0.1 s, M_(s)′ =0.01 Hz;

    -   step 6.2: calculating the time-duration ratio parameter P_(L/U)        of the abnormal frequency sequence of the abnormal segment:

    -   P_(L/U)=T_(ab)/T_(t0)

    -   -   where, Tab is the time duration of the frequency sequence            exceeding the upper control threshold UCL or the lower            control threshold LCL, and Tt₀ is the total time duration of            the abnormal segment;        -   calculating Ts of the abnormal segment, Ts being a time            interval between two adjacent Tabs;        -   when P_(L/U)>P_(L/U)′, and Ts <Ts′, it is determined that            the time-frequency sequence is the abnormal sequence, and            step 6.3 is started, otherwise, it is determined that the            time-frequency sequence is normal;

    -   step 6.3: calculating a scour reference frequency time sequence        mean value change difference M_(s) in the time-frequency        abnormal sequence:

    -   M_(s)=|M₁ − M₂|

    -   -   where M₁ is a frequency mean value of the time-frequency            abnormal sequence, and M₂ is a frequency mean value of the            normal segment in a healthy state of the previous of            abnormal segment with the same time interval;        -   When M_(s)≤M_(s)′, it is determined that the abnormal            sequence is in normal signal oscillation; when M_(s)>M_(s)′,            scour early warning is performed for the abnormal sequence.-   Step 7: after completing the scour early warning of the abnormal    sequence, repeating steps 5-6 to update the upper control threshold    and the lower control threshold of random fluctuation of    time-frequency characteristics of the bridge scour reference mode so    as to prepare for the next anomaly identification and scour early    warning.

The above method steps and basic formula principles may also be loadedonto a computer or other programmable data processing apparatuses toperform a series of operational steps on the computer or otherprogrammable apparatuses to achieve computer processing such thatinstructions executed on the computer or other programmable apparatusesare used for implementing the functions or steps specified in one ormore flows of the flow chart.

Although preferred implementations of the present invention have beendescribed in detail above with reference to the accompanying drawings,the present invention is not limited to specific details in theforegoing implementations. Various equivalent variations can be made tothe technical solutions of the present invention within the scope of thetechnical idea of the present invention, and such equivalent variationsall fall within the protection scope of the present invention.

What is claimed is:
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A dynamic identification method of bridge scourbased on health monitoring data, comprising the following steps: step 1:collecting an acceleration-time curve of a bridge foundation structurewhen vibrating: collecting the acceleration-time curve of each bridgefoundation structure in a scour state by a health monitoring system wheneach bridge foundation structure vibrates, and performinganti-interference factor pre-treatment on the acceleration-time curve;step 2: obtaining a frequency-time curve of a bridge scour referencemode: by Fourier transform on the acceleration-time curve in step 1,obtaining the frequency-time curve of the scour reference mode; step 3:determining a value of a significance level value α; step 3.1: by usinga kernel density estimation method, establishing a time-frequencyprobability distribution model of a bridge scour evaluation referencemode, and transforming a scour reference mode frequency into a randomvariable which obeys standard normal distribution; step 3.2: accordingto the random variable which obeys the standard normal distribution, incombination with a Shewhart mean control chart, preliminarily settingthe value of the significance level value α, and obtaining a probabilitydistribution function corresponding to the significance level value α,and establishing a normal distribution probability model; and step 3.3:performing identification sensitivity calibration according to the rangeof the preliminarily set value of the significance level value α; step4: bringing α into the normal distribution probability model, andobtaining an upper control threshold UCL and a lower control thresholdLCL of the abnormal warning of a time-frequency change of a first-timescour bridge evaluation reference mode by calculation; step 5:identifying an abnormal segment in frequency segments of a scouredbridge to be identified: step 6: identifying an abnormal time-frequencysequence in the time-frequency abnormal segment: step 6: identifying anabnormal time-frequency sequence in the time-frequency abnormal segment:step 6.1: the time-frequency abnormal segment comprising a plurality oftime-frequency sequences, identifying time-frequency abnormal sequencesin the plurality of time-frequency sequences: setting identificationparameters of the time-frequency abnormal sequence, the identificationparameters of the time-frequency abnormal sequence comprising atime-duration ratio parameter P_(L|U)′ of an abnormal referencefrequency sequence, a time interval parameter Ts′ between two adjacentabnormal frequencies, and a change difference parameter M_(s)′ of a meanvalue of scour reference frequencies; step 6.2: calculating thetime-duration ratio parameter P_(L|U) of the abnormal frequency sequenceof the abnormal segment: P_(L/U) = T_(ab)/T_(t0) wherein, Tab is thetime duration of the frequency sequence exceeding the upper controlthreshold UCL or the lower control threshold LCL, and Tt₀ is the totaltime duration of the abnormal segment; calculating Ts of the abnormalsegment, Ts being a time interval between two adjacent Tabs; WhenP_(L|U)>P_(L|U)′, and Ts < Ts′, it is determined that the time-frequencysequence is the abnormal sequence, and step 6.3 is started, otherwise,it is determined that the time-frequency sequence is normal; step 6.3:calculating a scour reference frequency time sequence mean value changedifference M_(s) in the time-frequency abnormal sequence:M_(s) = |M₁ − M₂| wherein M₁ is a frequency mean value of thetime-frequency abnormal sequence, and M₂ is a frequency mean value ofthe normal segment in a healthy state of the previous of abnormalsegment with the same time interval; When M_(s)≤M_(s)′, it is determinedthat the abnormal sequence is in normal signal oscillation; whenM_(s)>M_(s)′, scour early warning is performed for the abnormalsequence; and step 7: after completing the scour early warning of theabnormal sequence, repeating steps 5-6 to update the upper controlthreshold and the lower control threshold of random fluctuation oftime-frequency characteristics of the bridge scour reference mode so asto prepare for the next anomaly identification and scour early warning.2. The dynamic identification method of bridge scour based on healthmonitoring data according to claim 1, wherein step 1 specificallycomprises the following steps: step 1.1: after obtaining theacceleration-time curve of each bridge foundation in the scour state bythe health monitoring system when each bridge foundation structurevibrates, removing a high-order frequency signal in theacceleration-time curve by using a filter and a signal detrendingfunction; step 1.2: calculating and processing to obtain a missingsignal length in a frequency-time curve: firstly, defining an indexstructure missing: $\text{Missing} = \begin{bmatrix}\text{s}_{1} & \text{e}_{1} \\\text{s}_{2} & \text{e}_{2} \\\cdots & \cdots \\\text{s}_{\text{m}} & \text{s}_{\text{m}} \\\cdots & \cdots \\\text{s}_{\text{k}} & \text{e}_{\text{k}}\end{bmatrix}$ wherein, s_(m), e_(m) are respectively beginning andending indexes of missing data in the m segment; k is the total numberof segments with missing data; a missing signal length in the m segmentis missing. longm=e_(m) - s_(m); when the missing signal length is lessthan a length tolerance threshold, the missing signal length is filledby an extension filling method; and when the missing signal length isgreater than the length tolerance threshold, discarding the missingsignal length; step 1.3: identifying and removing outliers in thefrequency-time curve, and supplementing the removed outliers by using anumerical interpolation method; and step 1.4: removing the temperatureeffect in the acceleration-time curve obtained by the processing in step1.3, and obtaining a frequency-time curve of the bridge scour referencemode; measuring a bridge foundation structure frequency of the bridgefoundation structure at a specific temperature by a temperature sensorin advance, decomposing the acceleration-time curve by an EMD algorithmto obtain a multi-order sub-mode acceleration-time curve, obtaining amain frequency by Fourier transform of the multi-order sub-modeacceleration-time curve, and eliminating the acceleration-time curvewhich is close to the bridge foundation structure frequency at thespecific temperature, and obtaining an acceleration-time curve of thescour reference mode after reconstruction.
 3. The dynamic identificationmethod of bridge scour based on health monitoring data according toclaim 1, wherein step 3.1 comprises the following specific steps: takinga frequency signal to be identified as a one-dimensional continuoussample vector f_(i) and obtaining a kernel density estimation vector PDF(f_(i)) of the sample vector f_(i) by using a selected kernel densityfunction;$\text{PDF}\left( \text{f}_{\text{i,j}} \right) = \frac{1}{\text{lh}}{\sum\limits_{\text{k=1}}^{\text{l}}{\text{K}\left( \frac{\text{f}_{\text{i,j}} - \text{f}_{\text{i,k}}}{\text{h}} \right)}}\left( {\text{j, k} = 1,2,3,\ldots,\text{l}} \right)$$\text{K}\left( \text{x} \right) = \frac{1}{\sqrt{2\pi}}\exp\left( {- \frac{1}{2}\text{x}^{2}} \right)$$\text{x} = \frac{\text{f}_{\text{i,j}} - \text{f}_{\text{i,k}}}{\text{h}}$wherein, K(x) is the selected kernel density function, 1 is a set datalength of one time sequence, h is a set time interval value, i is anorder, and f_(i,j) is the j_(th) data of a mode frequency vector f_(i);through the kernel density estimation vector PDF (f_(i)), obtaining acumulative probability estimation vector CDF(f_(i)) of the sample vectorf_(i) by calculation:$\text{CDF}\left( \text{f}_{\text{i,j}} \right) = \frac{1}{\text{lh}}{\sum\limits_{\text{k} = 1}^{\text{l}}{\int_{- \infty}^{\text{f}_{\text{i,j}}}{\text{K}\left( \frac{\text{a} - \text{f}_{\text{i,k}}}{\text{h}} \right)\text{da}}}}\left( {\text{j, k} = 1,2,3,\ldots,\text{l}} \right)$finally, performing inverse transformation of the standard normaldistribution function on the cumulative probability estimation vectorCDF(f_(i)), which is converted into a Q statistic:Q_(i) = Φ⁻¹(CDF(f_(i))) wherein, Φ⁻¹(·) is an inverse function of thestandard normal distribution function, and converting non-normal datainto the random variable which obeys the standard normal distribution iscompleted at this moment.
 4. The dynamic identification method of bridgescour based on health monitoring data according to claim 3, wherein step3.2 comprises the following specific steps: according to the randomvariable which obeys the standard normal distribution, in combinationwith the Shewhart mean control chart, preliminarily setting the value ofthe significance level value α, and obtaining the probabilitydistribution function corresponding to the significance level value α:$\text{P}\left( {\left| \frac{\text{f} - \mu_{0}}{\frac{\sigma}{\sqrt{\text{n}}}} \right| < \text{Z}_{\alpha/2}} \right) = 1 - \alpha$wherein, µ₀ is a population mean, σ is a sample population standarddeviation, α is the significance level value, Z_(α/2) is an upper α/2fractile of the standard normal distribution, f is a parameter in theprobability density function, and n is the total number of samples to betested; through the probability distribution function corresponding tothe significance level value α, obtaining the established normaldistribution probability model.
 5. The dynamic identification method ofbridge scour based on health monitoring data according to claim 4,wherein in step 4, the upper control threshold UCL is calculated in amanner of:$\text{UCL} = \mu_{0} + \text{Z}_{\alpha/2}\frac{\sigma}{\sqrt{\text{n}}}$the lower control threshold LCL is calculated in a manner of:$\text{LCL} = \mu_{0} - \text{Z}_{\alpha/2}\frac{\sigma}{\sqrt{\text{n}}}.$.
 6. The dynamic identification method of bridge scour based on healthmonitoring data according to claim 1, wherein in step 3.2, the range ofthe preliminarily set value of the significance level value α is0.05-0.15.
 7. The dynamic identification method of bridge scour based onhealth monitoring data according to claim 1, wherein in step 6.1,P_(L|U)′=1%, Ts′=0.1 s, M_(s)′=0.01 Hz.